Fonterra owns an 18.8 per cent stake of the Chinese dairy manufacturer.

Job cuts follow disastrous $952 million of losses at firm's Building + Interiors unit.

Never say never to signing a trade agreement with Pyongyang.

Tegel Group surged 37 per cent, but the NZX50 fell 6.59 points.

Both companies were fined for misleading representations about their steel mesh products.

The kiwi traded at 70.56 US cents as at 5pm.

The commission has filed civil proceedings in the Nelson High Court.

The man was sacked for repeatedly insulting and swearing at co-workers.

In the US men called James outnumber women in top positions of the Fortune 500.

Gmail is changing its design. Here's a look at the highlights and pitfalls.

A mother has been criticised for trying to bring her 13yo with her to a job interview.

BNZ will support Bendon-Naked merger if Bendon repays bank $28M following transaction.

The two-year trial is just over halfway through and may still lead to a full adoption.

Ever wondered what actually happens when the salesperson goes to "talk to the manager"?

A Kiwi company being sued by Sky TV has been sold overseas for $12.5m.

The ComCom has concerns over the airport making excessive profits on its regulated assets.

PPPs likely on two big road projects

Ohmio has agreed to supply Korean company SolaSeaDo 150 autonomous shuttles.

Goldman Sachs believes it knows the key to becoming the richest person alive.

Ever promised to "give 110 per cent"? You're probably driving your colleagues insane.

Boasting about payout costly for redundant worker.

Rolls-Royce is preparing to relocate the "signing off" of British-made airliner engines.

Facebook is opening up about its decision-making over which posts it takes down - and why.

The aircraft will soon serve a route of 9,521 miles between New York and Singapore.

Having high credibility and trust is a lot easier to convert into a paid sale.

Consumers could see a return to 2007 prices for internet under proposed regulations

The ASA said there was no grounds to proceed with the complaint.

Miners suck up so much electricity they cause power rates to spike.

Google still thriving amid a backlash against Silicon Valley.

Chinese President Xi Jinping said the country will try to boost domestic demand.